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Bottle Island
03:09
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Holy Moly
04:39
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Conversation
01:21
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Please Hear My Plea
03:02
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Tornado
02:47
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Spasm Of Morality
03:43
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Up For 2 Days
03:03
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Be Bop A Lula
00:15
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You Can't Kill Stupid
02:40
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Behind Every Good Woman
02:56
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Big Baby
04:23
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We Don't Need To Do This
00:24
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Emphasize
03:17
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Edge Central
02:52
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Root Beer Float
00:57
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Five Year Plan
04:39
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Simone
03:38
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Turntable Battlefield
04:15
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No New York
02:55
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Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments Columbus, Ohio
Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments
Formed in 1988 in Columbus, Ohio. Members have included Ron
House (vocals), Bob Petric (guitar, backing vocals), Ted Hattemer (drums), Craig Dunson (bass), Elliot Dicks (drums), Keith Baker (bass), and Nora Malone (drums), Philip Park (bass).
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